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, 1887-03-17

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, 1887-03-17

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feblSi2 d. W, SMITH,
, 1887-03-17
Notice to Creditors


II THE PROBATE COURT or JEFF EESON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
In the matter of the Estate of JOHN Lindley,
de- eaScd.
Notice l. hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of John Lind!ey, de-
ceased, To the creditors of. and all per haV-
ing claims against, the estate of SAID john Lind
ley, deceased. TO present them with the neces-
ssry vouchers, within one year rom the date
Of the fret publication of this notice, or be for
ever barred, 10 the said admInistra or, at his
place OF business. Wafer Street, Port Townsend. |.
Wash. TER, or 10 his attorneys, Bradshaw "
Sachs. II the Office in the said city of Port Town
send, jefferson County, ". 7
TUoMAs BIsHCP,
Administrator of The estate OI
John Lindley, deceased,
Bradshaw X Sachs. Attorneys.
Date Of first publication, March 10th, ISS1.
, 1887-03-17

l was GalieI the otlSr day nay opinion as to
who is the best oarsnan in the world today
for either three or five miles. Juhesitatingly
I give his name. Il is john TeCmer Of Nc
Loesnart, Pa, who can defeat any living
ogis.Eau at any distance above three miles,
when he wants to. OCTY COHEN.
, 1887-03-17

LItimer u Co. have nice line of
blank hooks, leather bound ledgers and
journals. Call and examine.
, 1887-03-17
Take ] Notice!

The California Hotel business for
sale. Application inside Of twenty
days. 10 iucumbrauce
CAPT. {. J. GILBEET,
Il Proprietor
, 1887-03-17
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, 1887-03-17

No more interesting action has been Jegun
i'll New Ny,,s for many Years than this one
Henry HiiJous peculiar course since the
death Of Mr.. Stewart, his exclusion of jews
from his big hotels and his practical absorp-
ton of the immense dry goods business left
by Mr.. Stewart, have made him the subject
of public curiosity ;or years, and VIII tend to
larsaIy increase the public sense of propric-
tcIship in the present big suit
, 1887-03-17

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, 1887-03-17
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, 1887-03-17
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, 1887-03-17

fcn 4 CRES OF LAND On BIRCH BAY.
tDp y Ea-COm County. eii.ib'y located d.
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did chance for one wishing TO open a COEn' ry
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gain FOL spot cash
, 1887-03-17

TNARN IN LELAND VALLEY. ONE HUN
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are cleared. with h0u-c, barn fences etc. along
side OF beautiful laSr and on pubiiC highway
Fine opportunity Tor any one wanting TO engage
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, 1887-03-17

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, 1887-03-17

A TWO STORY DWELLING. NORTH OF
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House aLd land over one full lot IL area viii lie
sold dirt CEeap 10 immediate purchaser. Do
not let this clguce escape. II viii not last long.
, 1887-03-17

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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
CIVILIZED KENTUCKY.

Holding Court With Body Of Armed
Troops Surrounding the Court House to
Protect the Judge and Witnesses.
MOREHEAD, KY, August "a great com
motion was created in court yesterday by a
war Of words and denominations between D.
B. Logan and u. Young. In tho examina-
ton as to the completely of grand juryman,
Boone Logan was exasperated by Young.
Logan took up the question, and in answer
to Young's remark that his Boone Logan's)
character needed investigation, replied:
"And as for you, sir, I have undOubted
proof of your actions for the last ten years
that viii hang your
Pistols were drawn among the friends of
both sides, and many OminOus clicks were
heard resounding through the court house.
But the cooking of the rifles of the soldiers
on guard was heard through the wooden
walls of the himsy building. The order to
load was heard from outside, and the sound
of muskets told the excited crowd that the
first move on the part of either party would
be followed by a deadly IRE from the troops.
A horrible atfray Is reported to have taken
place yesterday at place called Dry Greek,
nine miles from this place. John Taylor,
Tim kechOu, John Vance and Elliott Mar
tin were on their way to the court house as
witnesses to this term. They were met by a
gang of men, masked and armed. They
were halted and their business inquired into.
They refused to tell, when the maskers
opened fire on them, and after wOundlng
John Taylor and John Vance aud killing
Elliott Martin they rode OF.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
MARY IRENE HOYT.

The Eccentric Daughter of a Millionaire.
NEW York, August 5.-AIiss Mary Irene
HOYt, the eccentric daughter Of the seven
times millionaire, Jesse HOyt, is to go before
a sherif's jury next week and have the ques-
ton Of whether or not she is an habitual
drunkard decided. Her mother has insti-
tuted the proceedings, and a very large time
is expected when the trial comes of.
Miss Hoyt, the only child of her parents,
was cut of by her fathers viii with only
such portion of the income Of S1,25O,0O0 as
his executors might choose to give her.
They have always given her the whole in
come. The rest of his property, except a
large legacy to his wife, he divided among
has nepheWs and nleces. Mary Irene hired
General Butler and contested the will. She
has led the judges, the counsel and all her
relatives Wretched lives for several
years, for she Is one OF the
most violent women on the face of
the earth. She goes into paroxysIns of rage
without the slightest warning. She vowed to
1nt1lct corporal chastlsement on Surrogate
Rollins when he decided against her in her
viii case, and the genial surrogate runs for
his life whenever she comes into his neigh
bOrhOOd. She is a rather plain-lOOklng
maiden Of about a years, and she has
always been more or less crazy. Her
mother has stood by her until lately, but now
she wants her confined.
About three years ago Miss HOyt began to
console herself with strong drink. one OF
her servants had her arrested early IN the
summer for beating her, and Miss HOyt
passed night in the station house at Engle-
wood. She told the justice she was married,
and threatened him with the dire vengeance
of her husband unless she was released. That
she is married is one of her decisions. When
she heard two weeks ago that her mother
was going 10 try to have her put under
guardianship, she started on a trip accom-
panied by male and female companion.
Yesterday Miss HOyt and her companions
came home, and, locking themselves in her
house, refused to admit anyone. This at
ternOOn detective who had been told to
serve the papers in her mothers prOce sdings
upon her at all hazards, succeeded IN getting
in by pretending that he was a messenger
from General Butler. He suffered severely
for his temerity, for Miss HOyt fell upon
him and scratched and buffeted him fright
fully. Still, she acknowledged the service
of the papers, and says that she will go be-
fore the court with General Butler and
make things hot for everyone. The news
paper reporters are looking forward to a
hot time reporting the proceedings Of the
trial.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
DIscOUNrINa THE BONDS.

Uncle Sans Treasurer Finds Another
Scheme, this Time a Good One, to Lower
the Surplus in the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, d. c. August 3.-Secretary
Fairchild issued a circular to-day, of which
the following are the essential features:
By virtue Of authority contained in section
1868, revised statutes Of the United States,
notice is hereby given that the interest due
September 1 and December I, 1887, on ~
per cent bonds of the United States; October
/, 1887, and January 1, 1888, on per cent
bonds, and January 1, 1883, on bonds issued
in aid of the Pacific railroads, be prepared on
and after August 10, 1883, with rebate at rate
? per centum per annum on amounts. Pre-
paid coupons due on the above specified
dates may be presented for prepayment at
the treasury of the United States at Wash
ingtOn or at the office OF any assistant
treasurer of the United States.
Notice Is also given that in pursuance Of
provisions of section 1904, OF the revised stat
utes, proposals for the sale TO the govern
meut of United States ~ per cent.
bonds of 1881, acts July A.
1870, and January 20, 1871,
to be applied TO the sinking fund, be re-
ceived opened at the office OF the secretary Of
the treasury at Washington at noon Mednes-
day, August 10, 1887, and each Wednesday
thereafter until further notice.
Secretary Eairchild said this afternoon, IN
explanation of his action, that he did 1t sim
ply because he regarded 1t as the best thing
that could be done under the circumstances.
The purchase of the bonds, he said, was Tor
the purpose Of providing for sinking fund
and III anticipation OF interest for the pur-
pose of getting nd OF the surplus. The latter
operation, he said, was only what
every good business man would do
10 discount his obligations. The anticipa-
ton of interest was one OF the
means given to the secretary OF the treasury
for dispOsing of surplus funds, and he re-
garded 1t as the cheapest and most advanta-
geOus. The interest covered by the circular
amounts 10 s., 315, 764.
1t is impossible just now to state the exact
amount OF the rebate for the sinking fund.
The improvements Will amount to about
S26,OOO,OOO in addition to S2O,OOO,OOO of
per cent bonds already applied to that
fund. The surplus, said Mr.. kairchild, can
be put out only through the cooperation of
bOndhOlders, and if they do not accept the
terms of the proposition made them, 1t
would sewn they were not in very great need
Of money.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market.
KANSAS CITY, August @. 1857.
Live Stock Indicator reports:

Kansas City Grain and Produce Market.
KANSAS CITY, August @. 1857.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
FLOUh-Fery dull Nothing except in mixsd
Quot tions sre for established b-ans in car
lots per ha barrel in sacks as follows: AA, lj5
- s'ast, family, 81 uJ4l 10; choice 81 5JG
! 80; fancy, 81 aUzl 55; patent 81 SU92 Uo; rye,
a SOL ~, From city mills DC higher.
NhEAI-lt-ceiptz e. regular elevator lo,2d5
last report 2dsl bushel; lsWithdrava e, since
1yard % trade to-day 1881.
The MAJ ket on change waz qnie5-
July. tic bid, 64ilc asked; August, 6+iac Did
6dc asked; Septemb-r, djas bid, Is sskHd,
CORN hrrelpts az regular elevators since
last rrpogts, l,lo5 bushels and Withdrawals " 20
bushels. leaving stock in store reported 70 the
board OF Trade to-day, lOo.s75 bushels
80 September, no BID. s5se assse.d.
year. s3ilt bid, s3i4c asked; May, 81, bid, $50
OAIS-No- cash, 25c bid, 25e asked;
jay, 2l4g BID, z2tc asked; Aqsust, pc BID
h-je I'd cash, lac bid 1siac asked -
hYE-No. cash, ar. 4sc; July Aa
cash. NO b de nor offerings.
POULTRY Lives Spring chickens. 3 l54
q ola hens, - g 90; roosUerss 81 1912 90.
EG- Elt mtg and dull ut Sc.
BUTTER Firm, or amery, fancy, zoe; good
l5e me dal y, l5c; store pa ked, LJ1l-c'
HAY Firm-New. 81 5ORs 90. Old-Fancy
small bal d, IS 90; large baled, s. 50.
Gil CAhE-Per ITO lbs, sacked 81 p; 81 90
per ton free on board cars. Car lots. So 20 per
ton.
CORN MEAL-Green. 75ci dried. soc; chop
yellow 2 G. bulk. 6Ic ssck ed
SKIPPING sTUkF-Bulk, 5865sc-
ELAAS EED-85c
WOOLl-Missoud washed heavy. fine 189
lbcs ID lt hne, lsc; medium, ZZslZSc; medium
eombing, ia 2lcs eosrse comhing, 2042lc; low
and carpet, I5417c Kansas and Nebraska, heavy
tub washed, choice medium. "a S5c5nre, zig4a5c;
dingy aud low. lIIIa-
ChEESE-Me quote: Full cream, lOci
hats. 90, Young America, 11iscs Kansas Zoe.
BROOM COhN-QuutHiionsi Hurl. lUcs SELF
working, d4 q common. Sc, crooked, 35z84c.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13

New YORK, August 5.-Strange as it may
seem, the chief grievance OF New Workers
to-day is not the heat, nor the telegraph
wires overhead, nor even the want Of
strength and size of the COney Island beer,
the usual topics of midsummer Indignation
Pop" peanuts are the great topic of denun-
citation at present. New Workers pay about
100000 for peanuts every year, and IN the
summer especially, COney Island, Rock
away, Glen Island, excursions, race tracks,
base ball grounds and picnics all want big
supplies.
Wen, some rascal has got hold of all the
"pOp" peanuts of Virginia and has sent
them here. ''Pops" is the name given to
peanuts light enough to be blown out of the
sorting mill when the crops are prepared for
market. They look sound and plump, but
they contain only useless, shriveled kernels
or air. All the consumer obtains in break
ing them is an audible ''pOp," hence their
name. If there Is anything which the Ordi-
nary frequenter to the seaside resorts and
the races, base ball matches, etc, bankers
after it is peanuts. So when, instead of the
plump, sweet nut, he finds only pop" he
grows indignant and makes a row.
1t is estimated that of tWentv-eight vend-
ers of peanuts on the base ball grounds at
st. George, the other day, twenty-thres sold
''pOps." The pops" sell for 50 a bag; good
peanuts for IS. The vendors charge the
same at retail for each.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13

NEW ORLEANS, August Sat a Saturday
night ball IN Doran Place, in Assumption
county, La, Frank Berthol sat down on Ed
mund Cfeautraux' s nat. This led to a quar-
rel and GeautrauL was informed that he
could get satisfaction in any way he wanted.
They agreed to fight it out with fists. They
went into the yard. GeautrauE knocked
BerthOl down. BerthOl then arose and as
he was knocked down a second time ne
stabbed Geautraux in the left arm. GeaUt-
rauX IN the left arm. GeautraZ knocked
BerthOl down several times and
each time received a severe cut
Notwithstanding the severe cuts GeaudeauE
received, BsrthOl was so severely beaten
that he cried out Enough" Then Geaut-
raux attempted to walk to the house, stag
gered and was caught by his friends. He
called for his mother and wife. 1t was
found that GeautrauX had loaded pistol
but would not use it. Seventeen wounds
We're found on him, eight of which were in
the back, one through the heart. BerthOl was
arrested the next day and locked up in the
NapoleOnville jail. GeautrauL was q years
old and BerthOl -.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
CAPITAL NOTES.

The capital has been infested with
burglars for some weeke, and number
Of citizens dwellings as well as stores
have bsen raided.
Samuel Ecker, Of Auburn, who was
adiudged insane by Probate Judge
QGint0D, a short time ago. died at the
asylum.
A significant endorsement OF the high
credit Of the city Of Topeka is the fact
that a prominent investor appears to
take all the bonds Issued by Topeka Cor
paving o. sewerage, and says he does
not want the bonds Of other cities.
The State Insurance department is in
receipt Of an inquiry from q. Heigh, OF
Osborne county, as to whether the Pro
tscti7e Mutual Union Live Stock $3.50
citation Of Marion, Iowa. is authorized TO
do business IN Kansas. It is not.
A farmer named Frank Martin living
three miles west of town. got kicked
over the left eye by a hoFsa. tis scalp
was cut open and his skull fractured.
BE vas taken home aRd viii ps-3ablY
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13
MYSTERIOUS D1sArPEARANOE
A st. Joseph, Mo-, Young lady Missing.
n. -l-.- = IL. III - -

A St. Joseph, Mo-, Young Lady Missing
No Clue to Her Whereabouts
ST. JOSEPH, No, August For the past
month the relatives and friends of Miss
Minnie B1lleter5 a young lady about 20 years
of age, well known and standing high in St
Joseph social circles, have been quietly at
work trying to obtain some clue as to her
whereabouts. The matter has been kept a
secret, IN the hope that the young lady had
simply gone of on visit to a relative or
friends without letting any one know. From
the young lady's brother yesterday, who is
employed by IOOtle, Hosea q Co.. was
learned the full particulars of her disappear
ance, so far as they are known.
About the LIST of June Miss Billeter, who
boards with her brother at Al Main street,
with family by the name of Trunk, ex-
pressed her determination Of visiting friends
IN East Norway, Kan. She started for Nor
way and letters received from her show that
her visit was a pleasant one. About the 18th
of July she left East Norway, stating that she
was going to attend wedding in Oregon,
Mo. She left for Oregon, coming through
this city, and since that time nothing has
been heard from her. The girls parents are
both dead, her mother having died a year
ago last February. Her brother is the only
relative living IN the city, but both have a
large number Of friends.
No letters came from her and parties in
terested soon began to make comments
about the way she was treating her friends.
1t was simply regarded as a girlish freak
anu uOLllLS strange was lnOugnL OF II Tor a
week longer. When three weeks had elapsed
her brother began to write TO relatives the
girl would likely have visited, but no cleW
could be obtained of her Whereabouts Since
that time letters have been sent all over the
country, but with the same result. All of
the young iady's friends are thoroughly
aroused, and grave fears are expressed that
she has been foully dealt with. If some clew
is not obtained to-day the matter viii be
placed in the hands of detectives. The girl
q
about five feet high and of medium build.
No reason can be assigned why she should
run away from her home, and those who
know her scout the idea.